Katana charges $249/month extra for lot tracking that still isn't FSMA 204 compliant. Wherefour won't show you pricing until you sit through a sales call. We're $349/month, published on our website, full traceability included — because we only build for food manufacturers.
Legacy ERPs charge thousands a month. But you aren't paying for better food traceability—you're paying for their technical debt.
Old ERPs were built for car parts and clothing, too. They charge you massive "implementation fees" just to hide the menus you don't need and force the system to understand what a recipe is.
When you pay $50,000 a year for software, a huge chunk of that goes to the commission of the enterprise sales rep who sold it to you. We'd rather invest that money into making the software faster for your floor workers.
Legacy ERPs were built for on-premise servers and desktop clients. Hosting them in the cloud doesn't make them modern — it just adds a cloud bill on top of the maintenance cost, which gets passed to you.
Lean, modern engineering means enterprise-grade tracking without the enterprise price tag.
Because we only build for food makers, our system natively understands batch scaling, yield variations, and allergen segregation out of the box. No expensive IT consultants needed to set it up.
No on-premise servers, no enterprise sales team, no implementation consultants. Our cost structure is built for subscription SaaS from day one — which is why we can offer food-specific traceability at a fraction of what legacy systems charge.
Your formulation data is your most valuable asset. We use bank-level encryption and automated cloud backups to ensure your records are secure and instantly available during an FDA inspection.
vs. days of manual work with spreadsheets
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